Evansville & Terre Haute Railroad Leader Plans March Resignation
President E R Thomas of the Evansville & Terre Haute railway will resign at the March directors meeting. Gen Samuel Thomas and W M Work also resign. Edwin M Hooley of New York may succeed Thomas. Thomas and allies bought control last October. stock earned about 7 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Thomas
Evansville & Terre Haute Railroad
Samuel Thomas
W. M. Work
Edwin M. Hooley
New York
Mr. Thomas
Thomas
Howe
Vincennes Commercial
Funston Says No Philippine War Amid Kentucky Peace
New York dispatch reports Brigadier General Funston arriving in Washington from the Philippines. He asserts there is no fighting there, estimates half the troops could return home now, and urges stern policy with natives while planning for gradual self government over years. He notes guerilla acts but says no field battles for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Funston
Washington
Philippines
Kentucky
United States
Philippine
Bass Auditorium March 10 features scenes and talks
Local items note Patti’s performances at Bass Auditorium March 10 15 20 and 25 and Eve as Mother Superior. reports mention J M Stewart visiting, boy and girl marriages, and sales at Reed Smock and Shaffer stores. Also notes Roosevelt quip and staff changes at Springer and local moving plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patti
Bass’ Auditorium
Eve
Adam
Ed. Reed’s
North State St
J. M. Stewart
Spencer
Mollie Price
Carrie Nation
Bass Auditorium
Commissioners Court Hears Township Disputes and Licenses
The Board of Commissioners met in March and dealt with legal actions including John W. Chambers versus Jefferson township, a report of highway viewers, and remonstrances on public utilities. Reviewers were appointed. Mediation set for the Turman township highway. A whisky license was challenged in Cass township, with no evidence offered. James T. Norton received a Riverton licensing order, and Thomas Dunn was licensed at Jackson Hill. RK. B. Harder was refused at Hywera for insufficient notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
John W. Chambers
Jefferson Township
Doc R. Cowden
F. M. Nead
Albert J. Zink
Charles Manan
Com
Cass Township
James T. Norton
Riverton
Thomas Dunn
Jackson Hill
RK. B. Harder
Hywera
Legal notices briefed on several cases and a car shipment
Wm. Morton Miller vs David H Overholzer partition. Sarah N Napier vs Charles H Napier divorce. Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co vp C W Weir et al foreclosure. Wm Adams Jr vs Wm Adams Sr to satisfy mortgage. J A Mattix received a car load of Blue Ribbon Buggies rubber and steel tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Morton Miller
David H. Overholzer
Sarah N. Napier
Charles H. Napier
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co
C. W. Weir
Wm. Adams, Jr
Wm. Adams, Sr
J. A. Mattix
Solving a Mystery at the Coffman House Pay Day
Two observers in a clerk’s office watch crowds flow from a north room. They conclude nothing is amiss until a passerby reveals the Green Hill Cos Company’s payday at the Coffman House, explaining the busy scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Russell
Coffman House
Joe
Wilbet
Court House
Green Hill Cos
Wahabi Leader Captures Eriad in Central Arabia
Abdul Aziz Ben Feysal with about 2000 troops seized Eriad after night entry with 50 followers killed the governor and 30 retainers. Garrison surrendered and his army entered. Reports say Wahabi dynasty aims to regain supremacy over Ibn Rashid and Nejd. Several tribes join Abdul Aziz Ben Feysal. Also note: Kendallville sheep yield 138 lambs from three ewes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Abdul Aziz Ben Feysul
E’riad
Arabia
Abdul Aziz Ben Feysal
Ibn Rashid
Ameer
Nejd
Raid On Constabulary Near Manila
Twenty five constabulary members from Morong ten miles from Manila encountered eighty well armed insurgents on Monday. The constabulary fled after exhausting their ammunition. eleven are unaccounted for and believed killed or captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constabulary
Manila
Morong
Emperor William Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary
Berlin marked the 25th wedding anniversary of Emperor William and the empress with a large dinner at the Schloss. Present were Count von Buelow the imperial chancellor and other cabinet members. Milwaukee baritone Arthur Van Ewerk sang American songs after the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
William
Schloss
Count van Buelow
Arthur van Ewerk
Milwaukee
Reported Ellen Stone arrival at Salonica untrue
The March 3 report of Ellen M. Stone’s arrival in Salonica after being freed by brigands is denied. Stone remains in Salonica as of the latest dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Ellen M. Stone
Miss Stone
Salonica
Daily Market Report March 5 Grain and Livestock Prices
Indianapolis market notes show wheat No 2 red steady, corn steady, oats firm, cattle steady at 2.75 to 6.75, hogs weak at 5.55, sheep steady at 1.50 to 4, lambs steady near 83.50. Closing cash: wheat 78 cents, corn 54 cents, pork 15.10, lard 9.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee Ease
Market Report Wheat and Livestock Prices Across Midwest
Grain and livestock prices show mixed moves with No. 2 red wheat firming at 864c in Cincinnati while corn weakens to 68c No. 2 mixed. Cattle range from 1.75 to 5.33, hogs active around 4.10, sheep near 2.75, and lambs up to 4.60 with steady to rising tone in Chicago and local markets.
Public Sale Notice for Union Subscription Date
Public sale dated March 8 1902 invites subscriptions for the Union. The notice outlines terms and eligibility for buyers and specifies location and payment details.
Cattle and Livestock Market Report Summary
Market notes show cattle steady at 3.60 to 3.60, hogs quiet around 35, sheep slow near 2.50 to 5.50, lambs steady around 4.25 to 9.7. Prices for cattle and hogs reflect limited demand, while wheat firm and corn active with No 2 cash around 40 cents. Date and miscellaneous ledger figures appear with prices and cash quotes amid a subdued trading session.
Moline Implements Highlighted for Season
The advertisement promotes Moline Farming Implements including the Moline Champion Corn Planter the Dandy Combined Riding and Walking Cultivator and the Scotch Clipper Breaking Plow. J A Mattix urges trying the UNION for job work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Mattix
Money to Loan and Title Abstracts Offered
Money to loan at 5 percent interest for ten years with privilege to pay part at any interest day. Abstracts of title prepared at reasonable prices. W F Wood of Hunt and Wood, Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.F. Wood
Hunt & Wood
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T.H
Gen
Frederick Funston
Phil
Ippines
Ueelee
P. A. Barco
Sullivan, Ind
J. S. Reed’s
J. K. Smock
T. B. Shaffer
Guy Briggs
Lil
W.R. Davis
Cass
Terre Haute
New Lebanon
A. W. Springer
Ss Sons
Willian Hummel
Washington, D. C
Bettie Gehman
Palestine
Ills
Louie Whitney
Cleveland
Krug’s
L. Davis
Sue Reid
Lola Burr
New Smyrna
Florida
Red Hoke
Harry Dudley
Indiana Blis
W. G. Skdley
Harry
Alma Bumgardner
Clinton
Crnford County
Alvy Burner
Eaton
Filey & Alvey
Farley
Silvey
Cifornia
A. ‘Ouser
Farnsworth
T. H. Willis
Hfe
Viennes
Roosevelt
Short
Sharpe
Thos. Claptt
Kansas City, Mo
B. Springer
John Otto
Claggett
Ella Swango
Worthington
Emily Brookbank
J. A. Mattins
Nosh
A. Simmons
Mattie M. Harris
Bass Auditorioum
Cyrus Guyer
Ike Conner
Harvey Conner
Harry Gwin
Lafayette
Andy St. Clair
J. Brian Maple
Medical
Presbyterian Hospital
Harry Mason
Elwood
Fred
Evansville
Commissioners’ Court
Kendallville
Ind
Aaron Browand
Daily Market Report
Indianapolis
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Louisville Grain and Livestock
Cincinnati Grain and Livestock
Chicago
Martin H. B6rnham
Jackson Township
Mary E. Bonham
Buff & Stratton
New York Livestock
East Buffalo Livestock
Toledo
Cnah
Chase & Sanborn
R. M. Dear
Sullivan County
South Side
Phone
Ict
the Prince
F. M. Douthitt
South Side Square, Sullivan, Ind
Ruddell Bros & CO
West Side
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